Odisha operationalizes Unified Emergency Call No-112
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Rights panel seeks report on Odisha gangster Hyder’s death
OHRC also said that copies of the news published in The New Indian Express and other newspapers should be kept on record. The next hearing of the matter is on September 6.
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BHUBANESWAR: The Odisha Human Rights Commission (OHRC) on Monday took suo motu cognizance of gangster SK Hyder’s death in an encounter with Cuttack police near Simulia on July 24.
The Commission has sought reports on the matter from Home Department’s Additional Chief Secretary Sanjeev Chopra, DGP Abhay, Director General of Prisons Santosh Kumar Upadhyay and Bhubaneswar-Cuttack Police Commissioner SK Priyadarsi within four weeks.
Odisha government sets August deadline for integration of helplines with Dial 112
Chief Secretary Suresh Chandra Mahapatra set the August deadline for integration of maximum number of services with the new system.
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BHUBANESWAR: The State government on Thursday directed departments concerned to integrate all emergency helpline numbers with the new emergency response support system (ERSS) by August-end to provide faster services to people in distress.
After the launch of a single unified emergency helpline number Dial 112 by Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on March 19, 2021, the State emergency response center (SERC) has received nearly 21,000 calls out of which around 73 per cent pertains to police complaints and 27 per cent were fire related cases. In the first phase, emergency call numbers 100 (police) and 101 (fire) service have been integrated with the unified number 112.